Fresh Lime, Each

In the most unexpected of places — nestled between bins of produce under the fluorescent hum of a suburban Walmart — I discovered what can only be described as a revelation in citrus. At first glance, the humble lime did not beg for attention. Priced at $0.25, it carried itself with modesty, even restraint. I confess: I balked. A quarter seemed ambitious for a single piece of fruit. But as any true gourmand knows, culinary greatness often arrives unannounced. Upon returning home, I set the lime on my butcher block and took a moment to admire it. The skin — taut, unblemished, glowing with an almost impossible verdant sheen — hinted at the perfection within. It was the sort of green one rarely encounters outside a painter's palette or the jungles of Oaxaca. Slicing into it was like opening a curtain to summer. The scent was sharp and intoxicating, a crisp perfume of zest and sunlit acidity. Then, the taste: bright but not brash, assertively tart yet with a subtle sweetness that lingered like a well-crafted finale. This lime did not scream — it sang, in perfect harmony. I have tasted limes from boutique grocers, imported markets, and roadside vendors in the tropics. And yet — to my astonishment — it is this lone Walmart lime that has set a new benchmark. It reminded me that true quality requires no pedigree, only care and timing. I do not often declare produce as transcendent, but here I must make an exception. If you find yourself at Walmart, stroll past the electronics, the home goods, the self-checkout machines — and seek out the limes. You may just find, as I did, a singular experience in the form of a 25-cent miracle.

i did not receive this item. I know it was a dollar for 4 limes but it is the principle. i would like a refund or the requested item to be sent to me.

The limes were hard as a rock. They were dehydrated and I wasn’t able to get a single drop from them. Getting a product like this is the biggest downside of shopping online.

My shopper can owe the ugliest, brown, discolored, yellowing limes on planet earth! I ordered 15 and am lost all of them were so ugly as if they were chosen on purpose that way to get rid of them. Do shoppers chose the bad stuff on purpose to get rid of stuff because in person I would never hose brown old limes! I had to make a custard that day and it was gross, l Shamefull

I only ordered two they brought me three it's not about the price it's about the driver did not even ring the doorbell she just left everything sit outside until I found it an hour and a half later I don't want to come get them